Heilig-Geist-Kirche, Catholic church in Campe district, Stade, Germany
Heilig-Geist-Kirche is a church building in the Campe district of Stade featuring a distinctive tent-shaped design with a seven-sided layout that symbolizes the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. The interior space is defined by modern artistic elements that visitors can observe as they move through the church.
The church was constructed between 1959 and 1960 and received consecration on June 6, 1960 by Hildesheim Auxiliary Bishop Heinrich Pachowiak. The completion marked the creation of a new gathering place for the post-war community in Stade.
The church houses terracotta Stations of the Cross created by Karl Zwernemann in 1968 that define its interior character. The entrance doors feature New Testament scenes that greet visitors as they arrive.
The church is located in the Campe district and is accessible on foot from the town center. Visitors should check opening times before visiting and can explore the interior at their own pace, especially during non-service hours.
The organ was built by Hillebrand in 1987 and features 23 registers with 1,650 pipes. It follows North German Baroque organ construction principles, producing a distinctive sound that music enthusiasts can appreciate while exploring the building.
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